Sonoma Wineries and Environmentalists Battle Over Pesticides

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Daniel Sogg
Issue: December 15, 2000

December 15th, 2000 Sonoma Wineries and Environmentalists Battle Over Pesticides Growing fear of vine pest prompts plans to spray private properties The glassy-winged sharpshooter, the insect that transmits vine-killing Pierce's disease, has not infested Sonoma County and may never do so.